Handbook of Modern Ferromagnetic Materials

The Handbook of Modern Ferromagnetic Materials is an up-to-the-minute compendium of all ferromagnetic materials, metallic and ceramic, intended for electrical and electronic applications. Coverage of the newest and most economically important materials (soft ferrites, the rare-earth magnet alloys, amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys) is extensive. The distinctive feature of this book is its correlation of basic material properties (metallurgical and ceramic) with their magnetic characteristics and eventually to the choice in an application. Unique to this work is information on the many magnetic components into which these materials can be formed and the pertinent design data. Another useful feature is the criteria (quality, stability and economic) for selection of a particular material. Included are the mechanical, thermal and physical properties of these materials. The author not only presents the latest information from suppliers and magnetism conferences but includes a section on new materials (e.g. colossal magnetostriction materials) being developed but not yet available. The format is arranged according to frequency of operation, which turns out to be almost concurrent with the application. Thus, direct current applications are considered first, then low frequency line power, followed by applications at increasing frequencies up to microwave uses. This anthology of ferromagnetic materials is an essential reference work for electrical and electronic designers and materials scientists. It may also serve as a text for a magnetic materials course and as a materials guide for purchasing agents and technical executives.

ISBN 0412146614   Volumes 1 ISBN13 9780412146619 (What's this?)   Weight (grammes) 1111 Publisher Chapman and Hall   Published in London Imprint Chapman and Hall   Series ISSN 505 Format Hardback   Series title The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science Publication date 31 May 1999   Height (mm) 234 Library of Congress 99020757   Width (mm) 156 DEWEY 620.11297   Spine width (mm) 38 DEWEY edition DC21   Academic level Professional / Scholarly Pages 672

		Foreword by Takeshi Takei
		Preface
		Acknowledgements
Ch. 1		Applications and Functions of Ferromagnetic Material		1
Ch. 2		Basics of Magnetism-Source of Magnetic Effect		17
Ch. 3		The Magnetization in Domains and Bulk Materials		41
Ch. 4		AC Properties of Magnetic Materials		59
Ch. 5		Materials for Permanent Magnet Applications		75
Ch. 6		DC and Low Frequency Applications		107
Ch. 7		Soft Cobalt-Iron Alloys		137
Ch. 8		Metallic Materials for Magnetic Shielding Applications		145
Ch. 9		High Permeability-High Frequency Metal Strip		155
Ch. 10		Metal Powder Cores for Telecommunications		183
Ch. 11		Crystal Structure of Ferrites		207
Ch. 12		Chemical Aspects of Ferrites		229
Ch. 13		Microstructural Aspects of Ferrites		265
Ch. 14		Ferrite Processing		305
Ch. 15		Ferrite Inductors and Transformers for Low Power		361
Ch. 16		Soft Magnetic Materials for EMI Suppression		391
Ch. 17		Ferrites for Entertainment Applications		425
Ch. 18		Ferrite Transformers and Inductors at High Power		441
Ch. 19		Materials for Magnetic Recording		535
Ch. 20		Ferrites for Microwave Applications		559
Ch. 21		Miscellaneous Magnetic Material Applications		571
Ch. 22		Physical-Thermal Aspects of Magnetic Materials		581
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